www.dealextreme.com kenbuys.com Mystery FS-SM101 USB Simulator Cable for R/C Remotes If your transmitter has a DSC port than you probably used a FS-SM100 to connect it to your PC. But of course, you have an annoying wire to contend with. This interesting little gadget lets you use your own transmitter and receiver with your favourite RC car simulator wirelessly. It's a very simple USB dongle. You plug the wires from the FS-SM101 into your receiver. Make sure your receiver is paired with your transmitter of course. What this device does is translate the signal it receives from your transmitter's receiver and converts it to a gaming controller. That's the gist of it. You plug the thing into your computer and it should magically get detected by Windows. I'm using Win7 x64. It shows up as "VRC USB adapter". And rightly so since VRC is the RC car simulator that most people use to practice. You can also use your transmitter as an input device for any application that accepts a game controller. GeneRally is quite fun with this setup. - Model: FS-SM101 - Compatible with VRC (Virtual R/C) simulator software - Installs as an USB Human Interface Device (HID) in Windows OS systems - Supported signal type: 2-3 Channel (CH) PPM - Software CD included
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Wireless USB RC Simulator adapter FS-SM101 FlySky FS-GT3
Wireless USB RC Simulator adapter FS-SM101 FlySky FS-GT3 Tube. Duration : 3.40 Mins.
www.dealextreme.com kenbuys.com Mystery FS-SM101 USB Simulator Cable for R/C Remotes If your transmitter has a DSC port than you probably used a FS-SM100 to connect it to your PC. But of course, you have an annoying wire to contend with. This interesting little gadget lets you use your own transmitter and receiver with your favourite RC car simulator wirelessly. It's a very simple USB dongle. You plug the wires from the FS-SM101 into your receiver. Make sure your receiver is paired with your transmitter of course. What this device does is translate the signal it receives from your transmitter's receiver and converts it to a gaming controller. That's the gist of it. You plug the thing into your computer and it should magically get detected by Windows. I'm using Win7 x64. It shows up as "VRC USB adapter". And rightly so since VRC is the RC car simulator that most people use to practice. You can also use your transmitter as an input device for any application that accepts a game controller. GeneRally is quite fun with this setup. - Model: FS-SM101 - Compatible with VRC (Virtual R/C) simulator software - Installs as an USB Human Interface Device (HID) in Windows OS systems - Supported signal type: 2-3 Channel (CH) PPM - Software CD included
www.dealextreme.com kenbuys.com Mystery FS-SM101 USB Simulator Cable for R/C Remotes If your transmitter has a DSC port than you probably used a FS-SM100 to connect it to your PC. But of course, you have an annoying wire to contend with. This interesting little gadget lets you use your own transmitter and receiver with your favourite RC car simulator wirelessly. It's a very simple USB dongle. You plug the wires from the FS-SM101 into your receiver. Make sure your receiver is paired with your transmitter of course. What this device does is translate the signal it receives from your transmitter's receiver and converts it to a gaming controller. That's the gist of it. You plug the thing into your computer and it should magically get detected by Windows. I'm using Win7 x64. It shows up as "VRC USB adapter". And rightly so since VRC is the RC car simulator that most people use to practice. You can also use your transmitter as an input device for any application that accepts a game controller. GeneRally is quite fun with this setup. - Model: FS-SM101 - Compatible with VRC (Virtual R/C) simulator software - Installs as an USB Human Interface Device (HID) in Windows OS systems - Supported signal type: 2-3 Channel (CH) PPM - Software CD included
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